Once opened must bottles be refrigerated? Or can they be safely put in a cabinet?
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I don't refrigerate the bottles I have. I just keep them on my kitchen counter-top. They last a long time.
497189
No refrigeration is necessary. However, once you open the bottle, you need to store it in a cool, dry place. Really. If you don't live in a cool, dry place, it is best to store your bottle in the fridge or even better, in the freezer, when you can. With PRO-15, there is a guaranteed a shelf life of 18 months after the date of manufacture with zero refrigeration.
1220295
I am not sure, but i refrigerate the oprned bottles. The unopened bottles I do not refrigerated.
1425570
NO. The bottle has a drying agent in it. Just keep that in the bottle, but do not refrigerate.
416991
I would think this would have preservatives since the bottle is opened and you use until it,s gone and there is no special thing like refrigeration called for
1415182
As long as you don't open the can, months. Mine sit out in the garage on a shelf. Once the bottle is opened I put it in the refrigerator. My jars never last long in the fridge as we eat them pretty fast.
1608292
There was no info on storage so I left mine tightly sealed in a cabinet. I know the ones in pre made boxes are shelved so that's what I did... I can't imagine putting it in the fridge would be a bad idea though, so whatever you are comfortable with..
412331
I know this is probably way too late (a year!) to help you, but just in case someone else is curious I thought I would answer. The bottle ships in a standard box, unrefrigerated. It's sealed on the outside and under the cap, and the recommendation on the bottle says to refrigerate. A friend of mine works in a health food store and says they do not arrive refrigerated to her store, and they just put them in the refrigerated case after they receive them.
296811
I always refrigerate mine. Not sure what the shelf life is, as it doesn't last that long in our home.
1495284
Grocery stores don't refrigerate them because the product doesn't need to be refrigerated until after the bottle has been opened. So, refrigerate after opening. Before opening, feel free to store it in the pantry.
1945584
I have not had any problems with it not being refrigerated. You may want to refrigerate after opening.
401764
The package is sealable, just press along the seal line to seal it. Depending on the season and your environment, if it is not too hot and wet, it can be kept in the sealed package in a kitchen cabinet for several months. If you're not sure and want to be safe, you could put the sealed package in the refrigerator. Make sure the package is laid flat.
1625877
This, I cannot answer other than to say I have had mine over a year and they are still good. I keep them in a cabinet away from moisture and a fluctuation in heat or cold, with the bottle tightly sealed.
389831
I always keep it at room temperature. There is nothing on the bottle regarding the need for refrigeration....I hope that helps,
974052
The bottle doesn't have a "refrigerate after opening" message on it and does list alcohol as an ingredient to preserve freshness. In my experience it can be left out but the taste will change after being unrefrigerated for extended periods (weeks).
2078290
These are 'shelf stable'. You should refrigerate anyways for what is considered the maximum potency you can achieve.
2151862
It does need to be refrigerated, but the temps indicated on the bottle would accomodate normal transport. It's just not supposed to be stored at hot temperatures, basically. Room temp ok and refrigeration when you get it.